Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Technorati has been coming under fire a great deal lately, including this latest by Om Malik, who writes: So this is where I lose the plot – I tag my post, Technorati benefits, and despite all that, my tags help spammers who clog my RSS readers gain more readers. That’s absolutely rotten! […]
Category: Diversity
The importance of supporting diversity
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. It would be the ultimate irony if of the individual posts related to BlogHer, the one or ones linked the most were either by guys who attended the conference, or those who didn’t. Having said that, I am linking to one, Jay Rosen’s. Of his overall impression of the conference, Rosen […]
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Lurking tool hit one
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I was asked in the BlogHer chat if my ears were burning and I can see why — I was mentioned in the opening session debate of the conference. Here is a liveblogging account where Mena Trott says that I dismiss her, and criticize the company because there are no women in […]
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To Google, pregnancy is evil
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Google’s motto is “Do no Evil”. We have to assume the company includes getting pregnant as an act of evil, according to a recently filed job discrimination lawsuit. ZDNet writes: Christina Elwell, who was promoted to national sales director in late 2003, alleges her supervisor began discriminating against her in […]
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Follow-up to When we are Needed
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. The discussion following my posting of When We are Needed last week split into two different directions: one focused on the discussion of women, competition, and need; one focused more on the tech job market in this country and the factors that are driving both men and women out of the field. […]